Bloody V8MA Ultra Core 3 Optical PC Gaming Mouse with X'Glide Metal Mouse Feet for Precision Handling - 8 Programmable Buttons for Macros/Scripting/Automation - Ideal for Palm Grip - 3200DPI

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Really good mouse.

The A4Tech Bloody V8MA is a good mouse. I previously owned an old Dell mouse that you can at any work places. The bloody V8MA is about same size which is perfect for me. I have purchased a few mouses in the past, and they did not fit my hand, so I end up witch back to the Dell mouse. This A4Tech Bloody is a perfect upgrade for me, and it helps me save some time on video editing.About the build-in macro, it was a good one. To use its ultimate macro, you need to activate the Bloody software. If it is not activated, you can only use single click, double clicks, and triple clicks for 3 buttons 1, n, and 3 (you can see the picture).I would recommend this product because of the price and quality.

This seller was great to work with. They were going above and beyond to help with an issue that was solved because I was using software installed earlier this year, and thought it was up to date. I installed the newest version [2 months old] and the issue was fixed.Would highly recommend buying from them!!They were Great!!!

I've only had it for a couple week or two, but everything feels great, its a different shape then my old mouse so i'm just getting use to it. The bloody mouse software is a little confusing, but you get use to it. Mouse glides across the pad really nice and you can program the buttons to almost anything you want. I'll update more later when I've had more time with it!

Such an unfair mouse really the price cannot be compared to other "renowned" gaming brands.The only problem with this mouse is I have to use a completely black mousepad and the software isnt that great either.Features need to be unlocked by buying "DLC" for this mouse and the software/macro program is really badly design graphically.Despite the problems for this kind of mouse.I don't think I deserve to complain.Highly recommended for those on a budget and looking for a good mouse.

I have to agree with Joss on this point: It's a great left handed mouse. Fits my left hand like a glove, super comfortable.. however, for the right hand it feels like most mice do for left handers. It's just off. Great for lefties though, i would suppose.My other complaint is the very powerful, it seems, macro features.. all of which come with zero documentation on how to use them. Clicking the "manual" button does nothing and there is no manual to be found on their website or anywhere else. I'm sure the macros and the "sniper" and "headshot" modes are great, but without documentation on how to set them up, it's just frustrating.I'm also disappointed that the button assignments are limited. Want to assign your scoll wheel to DPI changes? Sorry, can't...It seems like a nice mouse with some good features, it just needs some tuning and a lot more documentation.

Honestly, crazy mouse.At first i thought it came with a double click issue, and i was completely booty peeved thinking i got a broken mouse in the mail, but i realized the "1 2 and 3" button on the mouse dictates how many times each click counts for and i realized just how amazing this mouse is.Dpi is a little on the low side, but i knew that going into it.